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The Posol of Micholovce

In late-1944 Slovakia, a farmer-turned-messenger threads forests and caves to feed the hidden—and finds that small acts can defy a war.

Marek Horvath never asked to be a hero. After inheriting his family’s farm, war recasts his purpose: deliver bread, jerky, and sweets to those forced into hiding while Nazi patrols scour the countryside.

Guided by prayer and practical kindness, Marek crosses soggy fields and monolithic forests, navigating caves, ravines, and night storms to reach families—like a tailor and his son, a farmer’s daughter, and others who cling to life in the shadows. He calls himself a posol (messenger); what he carries, beyond food, is dignity and resolve.

Quiet courage, lasting hope—see how the story stayed with readers, you can add your voice too.

This book is a significant milestone in the evolution of the soul. The history of the Great Mother of Creation, her denial, and her return bring so much light in our efforts to evolve in consciousness. Natalie Kawai gives us the way for a deep union with our Source.”

“Truly sensational in the sense of wow! Never thought I would have such profound wisdom and truth revealed to me. I can now follow up and engage in the process of finding myself with a brand new approaching that is real.”

“This book finally explains in detail the progression of the soul, its different modalities and why we go through what we go through in our lives. I think that if everyone would read it and do the work, the planet would truly change.”

Cheryl

About The Book

The Posol of Micholovce

Quiet courage, lasting hope—see how the story stayed with readers, you can add your voice too.

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